HeyJaredKyle Woodley
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What's Happening in the Bond Market Right Now (And Should You Adjust Your Portfolio?) (opens the original)
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The bond market is taking up a space it rarely occupies: the center of attention. On October 1, the 30-year Treasury bond's yield reached 5.693% – its highest intraday level since 2002. The 10-year eclipsed 5.3% for the first time since 2002. Shorter-term yields have also picked up steam. The rise in interest rates across the board is having widespread impacts. Sure, it's pushing up the annual percentage yields (APYs) on savings accounts, certificates of deposit (CDs) and money market accounts (
Why Invest In Index Funds When Prediction Markets Pay Big? (opens the original)
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Would Americans seeking out more aggressive returns do well to ditch their index funds and jump into prediction markets? We wouldn't bet on it — but the why is just as important as the answer itself. That's because many folks are being drawn to do just that: enhance their "investment" returns by allocating some of their money to the likes of Kalshi and Polymarket. Become a smarter, better informed investor. Subscribe from just $107.88 $24.99, plus get up to 4 Special Issues Profit and prosper wi
5 Wealth-Building Stocks to Buy With an Inheritance, So You Have Something to Leave Your Kids, Too (opens the original)
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They say "you can't take it with you." Egypt's pharaohs might have agreed to disagree, but the baby boomer generation seems to understand this fact of life. Financial experts have long expected that over the next two decades, baby boomers (and members of other older generations) will pass along over $100 trillion to spouses, children and other heirs — a phenomenon dubbed the "Great Wealth Transfer." We'll see what actually happens when those assets start landing in new accounts, but according to
5 Rules for Portfolio Planning When You're 45 (opens the original)
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Forty-five is a strange age to be an investor. You're not 25, which usually comes with four decades of runway and the overconfidence of youth that matches how aggressive your portfolio should be. But you're not 65, either, meaning you're not so close to retirement that you're counting every dollar you'll have available and feel the need to button up your holdings. You're somewhere in the middle. Forty-five is old enough that retirement no longer feels like an abstract concept, but young enough t
5 Safe Dividend Stocks for High, Reliable Income (opens the original)
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Investors tend to view dividends as a general signal of corporate financial quality. The logic is sound: Companies typically don't pledge to pay their shareholders a regular, fixed sum unless they can afford it with plenty of room to spare. Where you find dividends, you'll often find a healthy bottom line. But that assumption has its limits. As a dividend yield starts to climb well above market and sector norms, investors begin to wonder about that payout's sustainability. It could be that the c
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